The Canada-France deep fields survey-I: 100,000 galaxies, 1 deg^2: a precise measurement of ω(θ) to IAB~25

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20 pages, 21 figures, requires natbib.sty, accepted for publication in Astronomy and Astrophysics

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10.1051/0004-6361:20011051

(abridged) Using the UH8K mosaic camera, we have measured the angular correlation function \omega(\theta) for 100,000 galaxies over four widely separated fields totalling ~1\deg^2 and reaching IAB~25.5. With this sample we investigate the dependence of \omega(\theta) at 1', A_\omega(1'), on sample median IAB magnitude in the range 19.51. Models with \epsilon~0 cannot simultaneously match both bright and faint measurements of A_\omega(1`). We show how this result is a natural consequence of the ``bias-free'' nature of the \epsilon formalism and is consistent with the field galaxy population in the range 22.0

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